U.S. ADMITS SPY FLIGHT OVER RUSSIA

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP74-00297R001600010042-1
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• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 28, 2014
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714E U-2 AFFAIR
' U. S. Admits Spy
By DAVID WISE
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warning c.9ice..0 livel not filtered
'own throurth the Statc2 Th-
pri.rtnier.t raDkr PA 123a p.m.,
Play el, tNr. ci t m.
npokesrrion, L r. e o
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has bcirt "
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condensed hen "The: U.2
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of the 20th century. Critit, 1752,
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� Ross, Pet!isIteel N N York tv
� Rond3ro HPttso, fr,e,
before ri p his 10 -
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nd Athena. He z-2J:t-l..^ed three
.hours after PicFidev4.
Lafikt tJr Gcltysburg.
The Pre.5',6CT.Z. and the Secre-
tory of Sta...c meet.
for two mere
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Khrtisbehey's Secret sented tiic Preciit
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sun strerrne renh the re,,,tren, Ik -aiT,tit
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apparently apiirove conveiin.
ti7e. Glwernor-^- fiat -tem tee.- A r.v.,,t
Cird cf thr c'Y'r"'n''' Ringer. 1,s, lurnishing
s:veti-"F.-4 of thrs acimiinr,`ration� ditr. tauvr:i. lirlro panel, 1.,`I
mate.Fli'Loy a feeing that pre.-iode matter:5 and
:Prog;'el's has bt-ea ?mica' tolAnAll the Go7o,r/r,,,r has work:I for
!nee:no,: ',,ne need's of the rap-
.1(11y growing StAc. arid his tkt
Re-elected Governors Starce 7- -
- to rk and buintle.
' Brit' in Vie volatile polltieFt %net's wv�viv--e. he has an odd
climate of California, 4;:t1:1 a ,Pcnehltit for putting his foott
'changing eleck,rate and a in his mouth;
, tradition of split.qicket voting,:
personal popularity more i Faces Debating Tests
'important to candidate that'll cIrengthe raid
:his recordeor party affiliation. �ne&ses of the Governor's public
In this century, only two Gov-, personality will be tested t1-08
.ernors�Iftram Johnson and
fail In face-to-face is
,Lan Wei ren�have been elected
and re-elected. There is sub- has not ref. aercz:
Lin.they
The Pre Irut oc
arid carly rre
itravc from hn",farn at tr.
ede of the Cisli r ts.e.fric-
. field at 8:45
the Gett:,Eli,.1.-L, V at:,
minutes later. he teed
et 9:04 a.m.
Debate at C/A.
The top intellip;enec.. of fr'
a the United bteta
at E �
.ters in Pagu P,OVX, L,t4". � �
after 10 a.m.
tin crisis now iLtily
Representina the CU:,
Director Allen
Bissell. and Gen. .
ell, a pink-faced �TeJ-,a'l
had formerly headed Air
intelligence. Hugh E...
ruing, Jr., State Dvpa.,�-.1.ment. - �
telligenee exvect.;
Charles E. Bohlen, and Lov- �
ingston. Merche.nt, A,c,stac,,nt
SeCretary of Stfq.e,
the State
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') 'Personal terms. matt' California ;but his friends see r.o way of
voters want to settle for Gov. ; avoiding It. They are tri log to,
Brown for another fo:!_r years, decide what format would be .
r* f His personal diffictes fall most advantageous for the
, into two areas, First., he has 'Governor and expose him to the
failed to establish himself agleam, risk,
- 97- the real leader of the d;minant'
__,_, They are confident he knows' ;
A Democratic Party. He has Om! ; the issues and can Present them
lukewarm supror,.. among the
tw o most ImPf?ttant gr�13)57M-1:rnif atlhearteateismceirsr.tTlek; for
fir
:1 the party: the elected office so sure how he will fare in tbe
holders, particularly in the qu esti on-ei n d -a nswer eessio
State Legislature, and the
70.000 or so volunteer members
:with his antagonist But the
art hopeful his open and raLherj�
of the California Democratic t
n , publican nominee's cheat...4e,
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